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    Guided Meditation Script for For Chaotic Times

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    Sean FargoPublished September 17, 2020 · Updated April 8, 2024 · 1 min read

    Guided Script

    For Chaotic Times

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    For Chaotic Times

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    A mindful companion to this worksheet

    A mindful approach to for chaotic times

    “For Chaotic Times” is an invitation to slow down and meet your experience with curiosity, honesty, and kindness — three qualities that quietly transform everything they touch.

    How mindfulness can help

    Mindfulness offers a steady inner ground from which to engage any topic. Instead of being swept along by reaction, we learn to notice what is here — sensations, thoughts, feelings — and respond from a place of presence rather than pressure.

    Gentle steps to try

    1. Begin with the breath. Take three slow breaths before opening the worksheet. Let your body remember it is here.
    2. Read with curiosity. Move through each prompt slowly. Notice which questions soften you, and which ones tighten you.
    3. Write what is true now. There are no right answers — only honest ones. The truth at this moment is what the worksheet is asking for.
    4. Close with one breath. When you finish, pause. Place a hand on your heart and acknowledge yourself for showing up.

    Insight does not arrive on a schedule. Trust the practice of returning, the courage of honesty, and the slow unfolding of your own becoming.

    Here’s a Sample of the “Guided Meditation Script for For Chaotic Times” Guided Meditation Script:

    Make yourself comfortable, either sitting or lying down, and close your eyes.Let your attention gently scan your body for physical sensations, like cold or heat, or tightness or relaxation.Then, start to notice any thoughts or emotions that may be passing through.Whenever you notice a thought or an emotion, you’ve already started the practice. You noticed.And once you notice, name what you noticed with one word, “Thinking” or “Feeling” or “Sensations.”It’s really important to notice any judgement or criticism of your efforts. Just add one of the labels, congratulate yourself for noticing and then watch for whatever comes next.

    This seemingly simple step of naming and noticing creates just a bit of space between you and your experiences.You notice that thoughts and emotions begin and, if you let them be, they end. And you create a place where you can choose to follow them or not.The next part step is to do your best to notice and name all thoughts as just thoughts, and all emotions as just emotions.A thought about forgetting to pick up dinner on the way home and a thought about your loss of income during the pandemic are just noticed and named.They’re both just thoughts that come from somewhere and then disappear again.

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